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rosemary: welcome to our viewers joining us in the united states and all around the world. you are watching cnn newsroom and i am rosemary church. just ahead a new super bowl champion is crowned as a kansas city chiefs defeat the philadelphia eagles in a high-scoring thriller creed we will take you like to glendale arizona for the highlights. the u.s. shoot another object out of the sky the fourth in just over a week. we will look at what's behind the optic and the mysterious sightings in one week since a massive earthquake puts devastated turkey and syria, the death toll is soaring and people are demanding more from answers. >> live from cnn center, this is cnn newsroom with rosemarie church.

rosemary: good to have you with us, we begin with another shootdown of another unidentified object finding north american airspace. it's a third time in as many days that u.s. president joe biden has given the order to take objects down. this time recovery teams are directing their attention to something shot down over the great lakes region, the pentagon says whatever it was it was now believed to be a military threat but the order to send out an f-16 was given out of an abundance of caution. the senior administration official told cnn the object was shaped like an octagon, had strings hanging off but apparently no payload. cnn's has more details now on sunday's incident and the many unanswered questions surrounding it. >> the pentagon confirming at 2:42 p.m. on sunday at the direction of president biden u.s. military f-16 shotgun an object over lake here on that is

according to the pentagon press office caesar santiago this object according to the pentagon was traveling at 20000 feet above ground. elevation meant and posed a threat to civilian aviation and there was also a flight restriction by the faa that took place on saturday in montana, the pentagon is saying there's reason to believe this object is what triggered that flight restriction to go into place based on the direction that it was headed in, this is shot down because of the potential threat to flight aviation and also the potential surveillance capabilities with the pentagon is saying that they are now working to recover this object after it was being shot down, so many questions we don't know who or what was responsible for this object or what is motivation or

its objective of being in the air over u.s. airspace actually was cnn the state department and the spy balloon shot down last weekend, are these four incidents connected. let's get perspective from the beijing bureau chief, good to see you. what is being said about chinese officials and media outlets and what are you learning about a ufo apparently spotted over china's eastern coast. >> rosemary the foreign ministry daily press briefing is ongoing in the spokesman just not repeatedly dodge questions posted by reporters about the latest developments over the u.s. canadian airspace over the weekend declining to comment on the three objects being shot down by the u.s. air force. however, he did try to turn the tables on the u.s. accusing the u.s.a. b in the world's and

revealing what interesting detail according to him since january 2022 without chinese authorization, the u.s. flew over ten high-altitude balloons over chinese airspace according to the spokesman and according to him the chinese handled these situations professionally and seeming to suggest these kinds of things happened in the past between the two countries but it was the u.s. because of domestic politics trying to blow this out of proportion and again, according to him overreacting and according to the spokesman he also pointed to hundreds of so-called missions conducted by the u.s. warships and warplanes near china as more proof of the u.s. being the world's biggest spying state. this is the latest response to the incidents over the u.s., the

u.s. has announced sanctions against six chinese entities related to the balloon program which according to cnn's own reporting is a global intelligence campaign against not only the u.s. by other countries. the spokesman declined to comment speci condemning the unilateral sanctions and promising vaguely chinese countermeasures. as you mentioned one intriguing development over the weekend, the state media quoting the maritime authorities saying they had spotted their own ufo off the coast of eastern china and actually preparation was underway to shoot it down. the foreign ministry spokesman declined to comment on the specifics to local authorities but we have not heard much since the initial reporting other than local fishermen at the time were warned to stay away from the danger zone but being told to take a photograph and collected debris on the object. all of this of course is making this whole thing a lot more

curious and a lot more speculation around it. all of us another sign of more certainty and tensions between the world's two superpowers. rosemary: hopefully we will get more answers on where all of this is going. it has a lot of people concerned. stephen joining us live from beijing, thanks. ♪. rosemary: the kansas city chiefs are the nfl champions after a thrilling high-scoring super bowl lvii they beat the philadelphia eagles 38 - 35 on a late field goal with seconds left in the game. this was kansas city after the chiefs when the second title in the past four seasons the chiefs quarterback patrick mahomes was named the game's most valuable player days after winning the league's mvp award for the

season. meanwhile in the big apple the empire state building was lit up and the chief scholars to celebrate the victory, for more on the game cnn sports andy sholes is at the stadium in glendale arizona. he joins us live, good to see you. what a night for the chiefs, the new super bowl champions, take us through the highlights. >> all tell you what if you like to see a lot of the points scored in this game it is certainly for you, the first super bowl ever were both team scored 35 points, you just can't say enough about patrick mahomes, he is the first player ever to win two super bowls and have two mvps and the first six seasons but he certainly had to battle eagles quarterback jaelyn herz in order to win super bowlo rush anyone passing touchdown in the first half alone. he would add a third rushing touchdown later in this game.

but the second half belong to patrick mahomes even on a bad ankle he led the chiefs on three straight touchdown drives. with the game and a balance late in the fourth quarter it was actually patrick mahomes on the bad ankle able to scamper up the middle for a huge gain to get the chiefs into field-goal position in the closing seconds. they would make the field goal to win a super bowl 5738 - 35, patrick mahomes is named mvp and he talked about why the second super bowl title means more. >> we just challenged each other and leave everything out there. i don't want to say we play tight in the first half but you did not see the same joy that we played with. i wanted guys to know everything we work for is for this moment yet to enjoy this moment you can't let the moment overtake you. i thought the guys did that in the second half and they fought to the very end. that's all you can ask guys leave everything you have on the

football field. >> all week we talked about how this is the kelsey ball the first time two brothers facing each other, jason kelce for the eagles and travis kelce for the chiefs. mama kelce on the field consoling her son jason after he lost the super bowl but then she had to turn that frown upside down and jumping to travis' arms to celebrate with him after winning the big game. after it was all said and done travis was pretty emotional when talking about the big brother. >> there's nothing you can really say to a loved one in a situation like that. you joke around all the time to be in the biggest age ever. it's a weird feeling. >> i talked to my brother more than she then college probably. he is an incredible person it's been truly a joy probably one of

my most enjoyable seasons both as an eagle and as a brother. >> there's nothing i can say to him that i love him and he played a hell of a year, helluva season. >> as you can imagine, rosemary had to be a joyful but sad moment for the kelce family. while travis won a great time over the next few weeks it'll be rougher jason as he had to think about losing in the super bowl . luckily for jason he already won a super bowl before so it is not ultimately crushing being so close but still the ups and downs for the kelce family is certainly one-of-a-kind experience. >> such a precious moment wasn't it. clearly the brothers love each other that must be pretty unusual having two brothers go face-to-face like that.

>> the first time we've ever seen a super bowl ii brothers squaring off, donna kelce talked about it during the week both of them play offense. no matter what she had whatever sounds on the field at all times you can imagine her heart rate never went down at all. she handled it so well i talked to the data throughout the week leading up to the game he had mixed emotions as well and he knew at the end one of his sons is going to be overjoyed while the other one was heartbroken it was a reality you knew they were going to be stuck with at this point early monday morning. rosemary: one would be a winner. andy sholes, thank you so much joining us live from glendale arizona we appreciate your report. >> an act of vandalism at comcast outage on super bowl sunday, fortunately many of the customers had this service

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zeize the day. with zyrtec. rosemary: more than 34000 people are now known to have died from the catastrophic earthquake that hit turkey and syria a week ago. incredibly after more than 160 hours, emergency crews are still finding people live under the rubble of collapsed buildings. now after surviving the earthquake, victims are facing bleak conditions. in turkey, hundreds of thousands or be displaced in living in makeshift shelters. many are struggling to stay warm. others are overcome with des despair. >> it was not like any other earthquake. roads were destroyed, houses were demolished, no building left, whole cities were flattened, everything disappeared we can feed

ourselves here no one knows how were going to live. >> it is freezing and we will be frozen to death here if we sit inside the tent we will freeze. rosemary: we want to get more from cnn live from istanbul. some miracle survivors are being pulled from the rubble nearly a week after the deadly earthquake strike. but the window is closing, what is the latest on the rescue efforts? >> each and every minute counts. those rescue efforts are still very much ongoing across southeastern turkey there is some hope that there could be survivors beneath the rubble but as you said the window is closing and the discovery of survivors beneath the rubble is becoming few and far between. what we've seen over the weekend is a number of remarkable miraculous rescues by teams that have traveled in from across the globe. take a look.

>> reciting a prayer, hoping for a miracle. this time, their prayers have been answered. a weekend of remarkable rescues, several survivors pulled to freedom after almost a week buried beneath the rubble. smiles of relief. their son telling his mother we are here, we are with you and this little girl, still in a state of shock but free at last. time, however, is quickly running out. the french rescue team working overnight to retrieve the body of a 6-year-old boy retrieving the dead this colonel tells his team is also a crucial part of their job. in northwest syria, the grief is almost too much to bear, rescue

workers here say they are no longer holding out hope for more survivors. this is a region already decimated by president brutal war. now crushed under the weight of one of the worst natural disasters. this region has seen in a century. >> no matter how horrific this disaster was, no matter how big this crisis was, we seen and lived through such terrible for. >> aid has finally arrived in the rebel held territories volunteers say it's simply too little too late. across the border, life has been transformed, this elderly woman says she lost everything but these are tears of joy. a phone call from her son to tell her that he is alive. for others, hope is dwindling fast this young woman sits

waiting for news her mother and sister are still beneath the rubble beside her, they are dying under there she says and i am dying here. as the death toll continues to soar, grief for some is turning to anger and calls for accountability are only growing. >> this is now shifting from a rescue effort to a recovery effort there are thousands of people across the country desperately in need of humanitarian assistance, their distribution centers across the country. just like this one in his temple we have volunteers working around the clock to provide the vital aid that somebody are depended on. rosemary: i want to talk to the point that you mention we've been looking at the survivors still being pulled from the rubble a week after the quick, big concern for anxious loud

ones. at what point will they make that decision to turn this all from a rescue to a recovery effort. how is that done when people are still being pulled from the rubble. >> it is usually difficult decision hugely difficult news for many still waiting and hoping that their loved ones are still alive. if you take a look at the situation in northwest syria the white helmets are bleeding on the rescue effort, verdi said they do not believe there are any more survivors beneath the rubble they are focusing on recovering bodies so families can mourn and they could be buried. that is happening more and more often here in turkey and southeastern region. but of course there are also calls for accountability this is shifting and we are seeing people increasingly frustrated and even angry towards the government. many questioning whether working to been done we see the government taking a firm stance on this they say they're

carrying out investigations, allegations of construction negligence more than 100 people already identified as potential suspects in moderation to the investigation. there is still frustration as we continue to see the death toll rise people have come to terms that the fact that their loved ones may not have survived that is set to increase. rosemary: so heartbreaking. joining us therefrom istanbul. earlier i spoke about the earthquake with regina. the representative to turkey, i asked her why it is been so difficult to get aid to those most in need. take a listen. >> a lot of infrastructure is being damaged even in turkey so it was quite difficult and challenging to add age very fast. in the airport and the surrounding provinces. it was difficult to create to

deliver. however, many people have tried their best. the rescue team has come from all over the world to support now the golden window of the rescue phase has been over and the number of casualties is really high. children are among the 6 million that we are leaving in the area of the province that has been affected in 811,000 of them were refugees. rosemary: of course, as you know the lives lost, the numbers are shocking. what is your biggest concern as the window starts to close on rescue efforts to get survivors out from under the rubble and as turkeys government faces a mounting criticism for a slow response and for allowing poor building construction in many cases. >> the scale of the nature and the disaster is unprecedented so i think it would've been really

complicated for any government to act in to react very fast. what is happening right now there is already a life saving humanitarian support that has been requested. we are working with the government together with other international partners in terms of the construction of what we mentioned. we know prosecutors are opening an investigation and more than hundreds of constructors and construction companies are already being detained. rosemary: what is your plea to the rest of the world right now in terms of the greatest need for the survivors of this tragic earthquake. >> lifesaving humanitarian goods are absolutely needed. and they come into an international organization and

ngo to support. as things are moving and changing very quickly. we need to be able to reposition supply in a different way and different provinces in different scales. to give you an example we are very grateful to the u.s. government and immediately from day one able to redirect the founding to deliver close for children, medicines, heaters. it is very important to have a response but to allow the people to decide what to locate in the rapid needs of said assessments are continuing. rosemary: meanwhile the u.s. is pushing for more axis into syria to deliver aid to the areas impacted by the earthquake. the u.s. ambassador to the un called on the security council to approve two additional access points the delivery of urgent supplies to syria has been

obligated due to the long-running civil war. russia which back syrians president bashar al-assad's approval for another aid to the country. and for information on how to help the earthquake victims you can go to cnn.com/impact and you will find a list of organizations working on rescue and relief efforts. still to come, more on the airborne object shot down over north america. why officials say they are tracking were objects in u.s. airspace than before. as the war in ukraine nears the one year marked under mark. a warning for americans in russia, we will have the details just ahead. ♪

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rosemary: welcome back everyone. more now on the top story. for the third day in a row president joe biden has directed the military to shoot down an unidentified flying object. this one was spotted sunday over the northern michigan it is now the fourth airborne object per the u.s. military has taken down in north american airspace and just over a week starting with the suspected chinese by balloon last weekend. u.s. officials say they took action out of the initial incident to enhance radar capabilities which could explain the uptick in objects detected the past few days. military leaders say it is still unclear what the three most recent objects were or where they came from. >> i want to bring in ron a cnn senior political analyst and senior editor of the atlantic. he joins me from los angeles.

we appreciate you being with us as always. >> let's start with the united states shooting down another fine object sunday. the fourth and more than a week we don't know what exactly is behind this sudden activity in the u.s. guys. we do know president biden has been fiercely attacked for what some perceived as unidentified flying objects and for offering few details about them, fear criticism or not and what are the political ramifications? >> first clearly the posture on the subsequent intrusion into the u.s. airspace has to be very different than the original chinese balloon where they waited until they crossed the u.s. over the open ocean. now they are shooting them down much quicker which may be implicit acknowledgment of some of the criticism. any four-inch luncheon policy any national security is an opportunity and a risk for president. political strategist will tell

you the baseline requirement that voters expect in a president, they seem to be in control of events and events are not in control of them, nothing gives them the opportunity to demonstrate that kind of command as a national security challenge. the risk, it seems events are overrunning you, then people get to be very concerned. i think right now biden with his decisive action still seems to be on the right side of that equation but were going to have to see how this unfolds and what exactly is behind it. he said we don't know if this is an uptick in activity or if we are simply seeing and discovering activity that was always there and we did not know it before. rosemary: a very important point. let's turn to rising tensions between former president donald trump and florida governor ron desantis who now appears to be attracting more donors and

increasing support. even though he has not yet declared he is running and the 2024 presidential race. what level of threat does desantis pose to trump for the republican nomination and how would either one of them likely go up against joe biden? >> a good question i think desantis is a bigger threat to trump in 24 than any of his rivals were in 2016 any of trump's rivals in 2016. even in 2016 donald trump did not reach 50% of the vote in any state until he had effectively won the nomination in late april. but he was able to secure the win anyway because no one coalesced the roughly 60% of the party that was hesitant about him then. desantis has more potential to do that then get bush or ted cruz or marco rubio or john kasich back in 2016. he is attracted a lot of interest in donors, and strategist from local party leaders who believe he could

offer trump with driving the intense personal reactions that trump does. that is his strength and weakness. the question how either of them might go up against joe biden i think the profile is less different than many republicans believe. desantis does not inspire that kind of intense personal pushback as trump does, he is essentially running on a similar cultural social agenda, he could have the same profile with similar strengths among noncollege, non- urban religious voters in similar weaknesses. white-collar suburbanites. we will be measuring and testing for almost two years, two full years ago. rosemary: another sensitive document that has been found in a consensual search of former vice president mike pence is home adding to all the other classified documents founded

donald trump and joe biden's homes and offices. what are the ramifications and what does it reveal about the tracking of the sensitive documents? >> a separate issue that we've only discussed intermittently over the last few months is a question of too much classification in the first place which is been debated in the u.s. political system. this is having the effect of neutralizing this as a political issue. most experts in cnn national security analyst that you have on will say the questions around donald trump are a different order of magnitude than what we see with joe biden or mike pence and particularly with the revelation that there may be classified documents that were copied onto an aids computer which raised all sorts of unsavory possibilities. the fact that they've all been caught doing this i mishandling classified documents. i think from the public is going

to produce a reaction of really what is going on everybody does it, that kind of thing. it does make it harder for the justice department to indict donald trump for his handling of classified documents. even if it is different. as i said before i've always been dubious at the justice department after never and guiding a former president american history will indict one twice over classified documents and potentially over the januar. think most americans would agree that january 6 insurrection is the bigger issue. in a strange way if all of this controversy over biden and pence make it less likely trump gets indicted over the classified documents. it might free of the justice department to move more aggressively on the january 6 issue. rosemary: always a pleasure to get your analysis. many thanks. >> thank you for having me. rosemary: the united states is emphasizing the any americans who were in russia right now should depart without delay.

an updated travel advisory, the state department is calling for u.s. citizens to leave the country and exercise caution morning at the risk of wrongful detention and being singled out for harassment this as russia continues its attacks on the frontline of ukraine. the ukrainian military says two dozen rocket attacks were carried out and a 24 hour period. primarily focused on the dawn -esque region, scott mclean is following developments he joins us live from london. good morning as the fighting intensifies, is ukraine any closer to getting the fighter jets that they need. >> i think the complexities around the western allies sending those are becoming abundantly clear, ukrainians have had some success most recently with tanks and getting reluctant allies to send them. they got one country aboard and the rest sort of followed suit.

when it comes to fighter jets, pulling was the very first country to say that yes, ukraine should in fact have them but poland is not willing to get on board and send them unless this is a collective nato exercise. we heard from the polish president over the weekend precisely why in the answer is quite simple they have less than 50 f-16s is what the polish military actually has right now, the president says. even said it a small number of those jets which puts a serious number that poland actually has the also pointed out the maintenance and the technical servicing around the flying machines is incredibly complicated and "new can of worms. we have other european countries, france, portugal saying in theory they're willing to send them but no one has stepped up just yet despite heavy ukrainian lobbying efforts. you have the uk becoming the first country to say they will train ukrainian pilots but even

the british defense minister said recently the training effort may come in handy after the war for ukraine rather than during the war so dampening expectation that ukraine may actually get the jets. the ukrainian ambassador to the uk, we've heard no before on tanks and long-range artillery and eventually these countries have come around. rosemary: ukraine is warning that fighting is heating up in the east. as the frontline moving? >> there are some things ukrainians have pointed out the auto be concerning a moment they say stepped up attacks over the weekend. heavy artillery, heavy airstrikes in the eastern part of the country. one area and concern, this is been a ukrainian stronghold for months and months. it's incredibly well fortified naturally and by the ukrainians as well and they say the roads

in and out are increasingly inaccessible for ukrainian troops because are coming under increasing russian pressure they say there was heavy fighting in and around the city over the weekend but they say this is not a matter of russia wearing down ukrainian this is the opposite ukraine wearing down russian troops so they can't launch full-scale attacks that's an optimistic view of a situation where it seems on the surface perhaps making progress and surrounding in an effort to actually take it eventually. rosemary: scott, joining us from london. many thanks. amid the horrific war ukrainian american football team got relaxation like getting pumped up for the super bowl . they call the team the lumberjacks. they posted a video on facebook

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rosemary: post-tropical cyclone gabriel is approaching northern new zealand bringing strong winds, heavy rain and large swells at least 58000 people are without power across north ireland due to the storm and dozens of schools and university across the oakland close today radio new zealand reports

domestic flights in and out of the city have been canceled stranding prime minister chris pipkins in the city. the storm is expected to weaken on monday and tuesday. to north korea were a leader kim jong-un dunes daughter made her fourth appearance following her father on military expections and celebration sparking speculation she is poised to become the country's first female dear leader. cnn tells us what else is known about her. >> at this lavish banquet with the north korean 75th in every three supreme leader kim jong-un with his wife and a girl about nine years old. a girl some say could be the chosen one. the one being groomed as the next north korean leader. by showing some quality time with his daughter look like he wanted to showcase his family as a good and stable one and to show himself as a leader for normal people.

her life is anything but normal her name is kim jewett elementary school she already outranked senior military officers. >> north korean state media describing her as kim's respected daughter getting a standing ovation. >> calling my friend, she's my friend, we learned her name from dennis rodman one time buddy a basketball loving kim said he got to hold the princess in 2013 when she was a baby. a few months ago kim's daughter made her big state media reveal for an icbm test of the airport inspecting her father's prized arsenal and arsenal she could someday command. a source with deep knowledge of the north korean leadership through cold water on the notion that this was a success reveal telling cnn it's too early to make any assumptions or speak about any possible successor.

for sure is a clear signal chairman kim is sending to a world a firm commitment to protecting his family and future generations with the nuclear program. if chosen she would be the first female in fourth-generation of the kim family leadership like her father, grandfather and great-grandfather the family formula, fear, control and he carefully cracked under crafted pr campaign propaganda praising the future leaders power. the successor can be a boy or a girl, youngest or oldest does not matter. the old emission carry on the kim family fortune and power. for a while kim's younger sister kim ju-ae as the possible successor she is going for her fiery speeches and once directed the armed forces to blow up a joint liaison office near the border. the eyes of the world are on kim's daughter experts analyzing every picture, every article for clues about the possible next

north korean leader. all of it likely before her tenth birthday. will ripley, cnn. rosemary: still to come. money can't buy you love but that is not stopping americans from spending more this week on valentine's day. we will write down the numbers ahead. the super bowl has nothing on these pups how the annual puppy bowl is finding forever home. ♪

- [announcer] do you have an invention idea but don't know what to do next? call invent help today. they can help you get started with your idea. call now 800-710-0020. rosemary: not even valentine's day safe for inflation here in the united states. the survey says consumers are expected to spend $200 a piece for the special someone this year. the national retail federation says that is an increase of $20 from last year, those numbers add up quickly with americans expected to spend more than $25 billion on the special occasion, cnn mike has more from los angeles. >> we are in the center of the

california flower market and the flower district the largest flower district in the united states if you look at everything that we have the theme of our reporting is demand is still so high. even though we have them play sugary pressures look at the activity that we have right here. all the beautiful roses for valentine's day. there is a record that could be approached with valentine's day sales erosion profusion of flowers for this year and we take a look at the graphic preparing last year spending was under $24 billion but this year spending is probably going to approach with the national retail federation south of $26 billion. demand and inflation certainly fueling the projected rise but we spoke with the ceo of the flower market just before we came on the air. listen to what he told us about what goes into the prices of all of these flowers. >> many flowers you cost of labor, cost of transportation, cost of supplies and general cost of fuels those boiled into

the actual delivery of the rose product for our product weather here at the market side were ultimately into the consumer side you get to see those numbers based in to the actual cost. >> example of the most expensive thing you can get at the flower mall. 200 roses $400 even though inflation is relatively high people and vendors say the demand is also expected to keep up and be high well into valentine's day. cnn los angeles. >> that is a big bunch of roses right there. singer rihanna had fans saying don't stop the music with their stunning halftime show at the super bowl . the highflying performance was the biggest set for the singer and years since stepping back to focus on family, acting and or cosmetics line fans commented on what they thought to be a baby bump in the hollywood reporter says she is indeed pregnant for a second time.

the superstar reenter multiple hit songs and made a sea of dancers dressed in white. she closed the show with the song diamonds in a sky full of fireworks proving rihanna still knows how to work it. it was perhaps the second-biggest matchup in the u.s. over the weekend. team rough in team fluff due to not once again the 19th annual puppy people this year's participants came from 67 animal shelters across the u.s. one from the caribbean island nation of dominica the puppies wagged, weaved, chewed and charmed their way across the playing field to bring awareness to pet adoption and team fluff did up top dog but really all of them are winners, animal planet says every pup ever featured on previous puppy bulls since 2005 has found a home. the referee explains why. >> we have a lot of things that we riffed on the nfl we draw

inspiration from human football they have tom brady, we have tom berkey. we have, and of course we have josh allen house. addition to all of that i'm so happy to see that we have the most amount of special needs dogs ever. we have dogs that have a missing leg or perhaps they are death but the point is they are on the set to show you guys that they can play just as well as any able-bodied dog out there. in fact some of them do even better. rosemary: a pomeranian mix named pickle mvp most valuable puppy. i am rosemary church, have a wonderful day. cnn continues with max and cnn continues with max and bianca. ♪ at's going on inside. qulipta® gets right to w work. in a 3-m-month study, qulipta® significantly reduced monthly migraine days and the mamajority of people reduced them by 50 to 100%. qulipta® blocks cgrp

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